Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-01-01

A dance viii Is eiyen New Yssrss eveL s IS
leagues drug store building.
Messrs. J. c. Martin and r. g. Kessler are puttins
in ceiling In Wheeler Bros store :.
Close the first day of the new year by attending
the religious services at the school house at r. M
Our assistant postmaster M p Goodwin y j tbe
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Hollington to Christmas din
ner.
Mrs. Lucy sperry is the newly elected senior vice
president OF Collyer W. r. c.; not Mrs. L. Larson
ss given in last Carvings.
1t is hardly safe to have little child near when
you wish to privately imbibe from the bottle Inno
cence is not very secretive.
The Compromised railroad CROSSING ia reaav FOR
switch. -' e'0'
Misses York and Martin and ". Elliott maid :.
visit to Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Jones' of Cove CITY on
Saturday, and enjoyed the pleasure very much.
A few OF our people are decidedly opposed to
tne issuance OF railroad bonds believing the entire
portion benefited.
Mrs L. LeBron entertained q number of friends
on Christmas, among the number being Messrs. P.
ana ". walsh, W. Wheeler, W. Bruner, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Fisher and Miss H. Walsh
Vim. Spicer and son william. also Miss Mo,o,.
came home on Saturday to spend the holiday. Miss
Maggie has been attending the sisters school at
nays CITY, and will return there soon as the pyes
ent vacation is ended ''0 r. ''-
1t is really too bad, gentlemen. to botbar vo,,r
companion because he is obliged to mapnetize his
upper lip to draw forth the young-man;s bride
moustache Perhaps he was only giving his fingers n
lesson IN caressng ii when it should come.
The Post and Corps trustees met on Friday ,os.
ana formed plans to finish the interior OF the Hail
nc least to make it comfortable for the winter,s sa
Ma,erlal ls being gathered to ballast the building
WIN groutIng to depth of three feet The cai;no
and walls will be covered with flooring. 'e
Go to Siebert's market for salt and
smoked meats. a0M
V af f,o
vel! ATTENDED: as IL might have been if fine ciond
nad been less threatening. Some who reached
own returned home soon after, rather than to risk
VI th Hnces OF being caught in storm. The force
VI Ile STORM, however, was spent in a heavy wind
curing the early morning hours.
fresh pork sausage at Siebert's mar
Aet' Cohyer' hans. 4O3-tf
The buggy mare of Joseph Brown met with
rious accident Tuesday OF last week. While om.
sne MANAGED to catch her short picket rope
10 extricate it she paved at her halter and s.; a
so she pulled out both her eyes, One was comniatas
y Destroyed while the other replaced as soon
animal was deing well. ''''''' 70 tue
Siebert pays the highest market price
IUr nloes and furs. and in cash, at the
ooalyer meat market. 4O4
Ii those who have recently psrtaken NJ o,oohon. |
,o;son see as others do, the rapid change the
IA "clT general appearance. fkpy
70 @ nestste long before continuing the practice
you can deceive yourself You can not your friends
,nu neignoors Begin the new year ecber. tenn
t.nS IN nan, ana prove you have the Iusn,iness 10
ha oy your decision. Then ere 1855 draws near
'ity his family" '' az AuS !" say:
When your merchant tells You there is
10 meal at the Collyer mill, don't believe
INN until you see for yourself. 4O8-tf
eucn sudden change as that of Sunday from the
parIn, inviRorating weather of the day before nat
lazy mace humanity shiver and hover close to the
ire. NO services were held, as Rev. Weller did NOT
rrise ana the storm prevented people from attend
hs me closing session of the Sunday school At
ne close OF preaching next Sunday morning. the
rises offered BY the school for REGULAR Attendance
I'm nv, De distributed after which our Sunday school
VII stand adjourned until April /, 1887
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